AAXA Releases P1 Pocket Projector
The newest pocket projector to be releases is from a company called AAXA Technologies. Their new P1 mini projector can easily fit into your pocket, measuring 2.3″ x 1.0″ x 4.1″ (W x H x D), and weighing less than half a pound. This model features VGA (640 x 480) resolution, a 1000:1 contrast ratio, and a measly 12 ANSI lumens. The P1 comes with a headphone jack as well as a composite A/V input and a micro SD card slot. In addition, this projector comes with a 1 GB of internal memory and an internal battery for wireless presentations. The base model displayed on their website comes with an AV cable and power cord for $259, but AAXA is also selling a package for $289 which includes all that plus a mini tripod, USB cable, and a Mico SD card.
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August 27th, 2009 at 10:04 am
Hello,
I’m new to the land of the ‘picos. I teach a course at local NYS Community College. Believe it or not the only technology in the classroom is an overhead projector. What do you suggest I buy if I wanted to do the following: convert my ‘plastic’ overheads to Power Point- Windows XP and an HP laptop- and be able to use the lap top to project them in my classroom. Most of the overheads are black and white text. I won’t be rembursed for any expenses but I feel like such an ass using an overhead. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I don’t start my class until Nov so if waiting around for the newer models to hit the streets and buying a ‘leftover’ is a good option then I could do that. The surface I’d be projecting would no bigger than 6 ft across. Any advise would be wonderful. Reverbs might even be an option.
Thanks,
Francis Martin
P.S. The only way I’ll be able to read your respose is via my email. Ihave no idea what an ‘RS 2.0′ is???